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Operating since 2006, Quickway has steadily grown and diversified into a leading mid-tier company that excels in complex transport and utilities infrastructure.

Members of Quickway’s 10 Year Club recently gathered in Sydney for their annual dinner. Now 23 members strong, the Club ...
13/08/2026

Members of Quickway’s 10 Year Club recently gathered in Sydney for their annual dinner. Now 23 members strong, the Club brings together long-serving employees from across the business, including directors, managers, business support personnel and project delivery teams. Each year, members come together to celebrate their shared journey, reflect on the challenges and achievements along the way, swap stories from project sites and offices, and look ahead to what’s next for both Quickway and the broader industry.

This year’s event also marked the induction of eight new members, all of whom joined Quickway in 2016. Each has spent the past decade contributing to the successful delivery of projects across metropolitan and regional locations and, in some cases, across multiple states and territories. Their commitment and dedication have helped shape the business through a particularly busy and transformative period, making their achievement a significant milestone worthy of recognition.

The recipient of the HSEQ / Initiative Award of the Quarter is Darren Davison, in recognition of his outstanding actions...
31/07/2026

The recipient of the HSEQ / Initiative Award of the Quarter is Darren Davison, in recognition of his outstanding actions following a road accident involving a young boy who was on his way to soccer training.

Shortly after finishing work and while making his way home, Darren witnessed a young boy, approximately 10–11 years old, being struck by a vehicle. Without hesitation, he stopped to assist and became the first person on the scene. Darren immediately took control of the area, administered first aid, and ensured the boy remained safe and supported while waiting for further assistance to arrive.

Demonstrating remarkable initiative and composure under pressure, Darren arranged for a nearby doctor to attend the scene and provide additional medical support. At the same time, he secured the area and managed traffic around the incident to help prevent any further risk to the injured child, other road users, and emergency responders. Notably, Darren was the only motorist to stop and offer assistance.

Darren’s actions did not end once the immediate emergency had passed. The following morning, he took the time to follow up and check on the boy’s wellbeing and personally returned the boy’s bicycle to his family. This thoughtful gesture reflected a genuine concern for the welfare of others and a commitment that extended well beyond the initial response.

Throughout the incident, Darren displayed exceptional leadership, calm decision-making, and a strong sense of responsibility. His willingness to step forward, assist a member of the community in a time of need, and remain engaged after the event exemplifies the values we strive to uphold every day. Darren’s actions are a powerful demonstration of care, courage, and accountability, making him a deserving recipient of this quarter’s HSEQ / Initiative Award.

Photographed left to right is James McCloskey, Project Engineer; Vincent Roe, Project Manager; Darren Davison, Superintendent; and Campbell Duggan, Senior Project Engineer.

Quickway has achieved ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification – the international standard for information security management....
22/07/2026

Quickway has achieved ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification – the international standard for information security management. This certification reflects the systems, processes and ongoing commitment we have in place to protect information and manage cyber security risk across our business.

As we continue to deliver civil infrastructure projects across Australia, it forms part of our ongoing focus on governance, risk management and protecting the information entrusted to us by our clients, partners and employees.

We extend our sincere thanks to the staff in our IT Team and the wider business for their diligence, commitment, and collaborative efforts in helping us achieve this significant milestone, and to Global Compliance Certification - GCC for facilitating a smooth and professional audit process.

Proud to support local sport and future talent Quickway is proud to partner with the Canada Bay Cannons to support the d...
14/07/2026

Proud to support local sport and future talent

Quickway is proud to partner with the Canada Bay Cannons to support the development of local AFL teams and strengthen community participation in sport.

At Quickway, we place a strong emphasis on the development of soft skills – many of which are built through team sport. Attributes such as leadership, integrity, communication, and negotiation are critical in our business and are embedded in how we assess and develop our people. These qualities form part of our recruitment criteria, performance reviews, and promotion pathways.

The alignment between sport and our industry is clear. Competitive environments help shape resilient, disciplined individuals with the capability to lead – skills that are essential for the next generation in construction and infrastructure.

We are also strong advocates for increasing female participation across our industry, and it’s encouraging to see sport driving the same focus and momentum.

We look forward to supporting the Cannons and the broader AFL community into the future.

Quickway at Liverpool Council NAIDOC Celebration – SadleirSome of our team attended the Liverpool City Council Australia...
09/07/2026

Quickway at Liverpool Council NAIDOC Celebration – Sadleir

Some of our team attended the Liverpool City Council Australia NAIDOC Celebration in Sadleir earlier this week. We were welcomed onto Country, joined cultural workshops, enjoyed live performances – and checked out some incredible First Nations art, from painted boomerangs to carved pieces and vibrant mosaic designs. The creativity on display was unreal.

We also got up close with the wildlife crew – meeting Dundee the crocodile (yes, held him!) and a very chill blue tongue lizard who quickly became a crowd favourite.

This year’s NAIDOC theme, “Deadly: 50 Years,” celebrates five decades of NAIDOC Week and honours the First Nations leaders, storytellers and creators who continue to inspire strong, proud communities.

As we begin our Reconciliation Action Plan journey, days like this remind us why listening, learning and genuine partnership matter. We’re committed to walking respectfully alongside First Nations peoples and communities.

Face painting, dancing, art, culture, Dundee, blue tongue lizards – a deadly day all round.

25/06/2026

Quickway has recently completed works on the Henry Lawson Drive Stage 1A Upgrade for Transport for New South Wales.

The project widened Henry Lawson Drive to two lanes in each direction and upgraded two major signalised intersections at Milperra. Quickway’s scope included utility relocations, bulk earthworks, retaining structures, and culvert reconstruction.

The works were delivered ahead of program, opening the roadway to public 9 months ahead of the client’s schedule. Community initiatives formed part of the project, including Aboriginal Tree Harvesting, Smoking Ceremonies, and mulch donations to a local Special Needs School.

Quickway is pleased to announce that we have been awarded the SP1246 Cosgroves Creek Pumping Station construction contra...
21/05/2026

Quickway is pleased to announce that we have been awarded the SP1246 Cosgroves Creek Pumping Station construction contract as part of Sydney Water’s Upper South Creek Networks Program, being delivered in partnership with CreekConnect.

This major package of work is a key component of a broader network expansion, connecting multiple gravity carrier pipelines and pressure mains across the surrounding area.

This award marks an important milestone for our team, and we are proud to contribute to Sydney Water’s ongoing investment in essential infrastructure that supports growing communities.

Construction is scheduled to commence in May 2026, with completion anticipated in late 2027.

Our scope of works includes:
• End-to-end delivery of the pumping station structure, including the inlet chamber, wet well, valve and flowmeter chambers, large manifold pit and associated infrastructure
• Permanent and temporary works design, including coordination, certification, and implementation
• Full mechanical, electrical, and control systems installation, including HV supply and Sydney Water integration
• Delivery of process and site infrastructure, including pipework, Odour Control Unit (OCU), and civil works
• Management of key interfaces with surrounding pipeline networks
• Complete testing, commissioning, and handover

Quickway is proud to partner with Sydney Water and CreekConnect to deliver this critical infrastructure project.

We look forward to working collaboratively with all stakeholders to achieve a high-quality outcome that supports the region’s long-term growth.

This contract award follows on from our recently completed enabling works package for the SP1246 Pumping Station, comprising the design and construction of a 12.5 metre x 12.5 metre temporary piled shaft extending to a depth of over 16 metres. The shaft was constructed using DN900 contiguous piles in conjunction with steel bracing, ground anchors, and shotcrete to provide excavation stability.

Concurrently with the shaft construction activities, Quickway delivered a range of associated civil infrastructure works, including the construction of a 280-metre access road, installation of DN900 drainage infrastructure and culverts, construction of a new car park, and establishment of site-wide trafficable hardstand and working platforms. The scope also included the installation of perimeter security fencing and access gates.

The project also included the installation of approximately 320 metres of DN525 GRP gravity carrier pipeline, together with the construction of three DN1800 cast in-situ manholes and a large vent shaft. These works required detailed coordination across multiple disciplines to ensure successful integration with the broader pumping station infrastructure.

Upon completion of construction activities, Quickway undertook full site reinstatement and environmental rehabilitation works, including trimming, topsoiling, and revegetation of disturbed areas prior to demobilisation.

The recipient of the HSEQ / Initiative Award of the Quarter is Bernard McMorrow and his crew, in recognition of their co...
30/04/2026

The recipient of the HSEQ / Initiative Award of the Quarter is Bernard McMorrow and his crew, in recognition of their consistent professionalism, strong work ethic, and commitment to delivering high-quality outcomes. The team was punctual, well organised, and completed the works not only within budget but also ahead of schedule. Throughout the project, they demonstrated a high level of accountability by taking ownership of any issues that arose, proactively identifying practical solutions, and working collaboratively with management to ensure smooth delivery. Their positive attitude and adaptability in the face of challenges were key contributors to the project’s success.

Bernard and his crew have represented the company exceptionally well, particularly in their interactions with the public and stakeholders. A notable example was when Bernard personally managed a discussion with a resident regarding the portable generator supply. He handled the situation with professionalism, respect, and clear communication, leaving the resident with a positive impression of both himself and the company. This level of customer service plays an important role in building trust and reinforcing the company’s reputation for professionalism and responsiveness.

The project was completed with an excellent overall outcome across health, safety, and quality. No injuries, incidents, or safety issues were recorded throughout the works, demonstrating the crew’s strong commitment to maintaining a safe work environment and adhering to procedures at all times. Furthermore, the smooth delivery of the project, with no rework or quality concerns, highlights the team’s attention to detail and focus on getting the job done right the first time.

Photographed is Bernard receiving his Award from Victor Alarcon, Project Engineer.

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Unit 40, 2 Slough Avenue
Silverwater, NSW
2182

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+61296446333

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